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I’m going on a hiatus for 1-2 weeks, due to personal, health-related reasons. During that time, I’ll deal with any server issues and problems and script updates as normal should there be any, but all other things will be on hold.
Lucy Lawless guest-starred in this week’s episode of Parks And Recreation 5.11 Women In Garbage.
Lucy Lawless Talks Greece and “Spartacus”
Lucy Lawless poses for photographers
Here are some quotes from Lucy Lawless from the Spartacus: War Of The Damned round table discussion held at the Museum of Modern Art…
Manu Bennett (Crixus), Dustin Clare (Gannicus), Todd Lasance (Julius Ceasar), Lucy Lawless (Lucretia), Peter Mensah (Oenomaus), and Liam McIntyre (Spartacus) appeared at the Museum of Modern Art for a round table discussion and a screening, along with producer Steven DeKnight. (Without too many spoilers, some of these actors haven’t survived DeKnight’s decimation of the cast, much like the actors in the productions of Game of Thrones and anything produced by Joss Whedon.) They talked about their work and their experiences on set. Here are some choice quotes :
On fan devotion
Lawless: “I really loved the stuff between me and the women in the parlors. They were absolutely lethal, the best women’s character writing, ever. Thank you to Steven and his crew for that. And when Ilithyia smashed that girl’s head? Ooo-whee!”
On the emotional aspects of Spartacus
Lawless: “I love that [Lawless’ character, Lucretia] loved her husband, even though she got a little bit kooked out with having sex with Crixus, because apparently women do confuse sex with love sometimes. I didn’t know this. I can compartmentalize.
On the physical aspects of Spartacus
Lawless: “There was only one time I was covered in fake blood. For days. The sex I try to blank out. You know before when I said I can compartmentalize between sex and love? Well, love is what you do at home and sex is what you do at work.”
Audience member, asking a question about stage combat: “Lucy was pioneering it in the day, so thanks for that.”
Lawless: “The old days… ‘I used to watch you when I was a fetus.’”
You can read the whole article and what the other actors had to say here.
She won an army of fans after parading around in skimpy leather armour in Xena: Warrior Princess.
And her horde of supporters will be delighted to discover Lucy Lawless looked as good as ever at a premiere in New York on Thursday.
The evergreen Kiwi looked as fit as ever as she paraded down the red carpet before a screening of her show Spartacus God Of The Damned.
The 44-year-old boasted a figure that would make women half her age jealous in a purple silk number.
And with the show entering its final series, Lucy said she has had a blast playing the villainous Lucretia on the show.
The mother-of-three said: ‘It’s the challenge of it. Can I make her wickedness completely real and relatable that you can see where she’s coming from?
‘If she seems like a logical person, then I can make her wickedness your problem and I relish that.
‘I aim to make the audience complicit in my crimes by making her as fully real as possible.
‘She’s not all bad and she’s not all good; she’s a complete mixture because I believe we all are. It makes me cringe when people call her a villainess because she’s not; she’s anyone.
She was much in demand among her co-stars when it came time to pose on the red carpet, with both the show’s main man Liam McIntyre and Peter Mensah grabbing their chance to pose with the actress.
But of course all eyes were on the glamorous star, who became famous for being a particularly fine filly due to her appearances on the cult 90s show.
And the role helped her become a lesbian icon due to the character’s ambiguous, and sometime steamy, relationship with her sidekick Gabrielle.
That reputation became even stronger after she performed a graphic lesbian sex scene in Spartacus: Gods Of The Arena.
After 134 episodes and six season, Xena finally ended in 2001, but Lucy has gone on to star in many more popular TV shows including Battlestar Galactica and Parks And Recreation.
Spartacus: War Of The Damned is the fourth and final season of the gladiator drama and will begin airing in the US on January 25.
SOURCE: Daily Mail
And now I’ve also added 88 photos of Lucy Lawless attending the Premiere Of Starz’s ”Spartacus: War Of The Damned” on the 22nd.
I’ve added 39 photos of Lucy Lawless attending the ”Spartacus: War Of The Damned” Series Finale Premiere on the 24th.
I’ve upgraded the gallery to latest stable release.
